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22587
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Although a Raleigh native, John Fear's youth in New Bern put him on the path to being a coastal scientist. Fear fueled his coastal curiosity through academia, field research, resource management, research administration and now as the Deputy Director of North Carolina Sea Grant and the Water Resources Research Institute of the University of North Carolina System.
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7905
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Michael P. Voiland, assistant director for research and development at Cornell University, is the new director of North Carolina Sea Grant. He succeeds Roland G. Hodson, who is retiring June 30, 2006. Voiland has held a number of positions for the past thirty years in New York's Sea Grant and Land Grant programs, including Great Lakes program coordinator and associate director and extension program leader for New York Sea Grant.
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7909
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Ronald Hodson came to North Carolina in 1973 to work as a research associate in the fledgling North Carolina Sea Grant program. He is retiring in 2006, after thirty-three years service. He has been the program's director since 1998. Moser looks at his career.
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Coastwatch
(NoCar QH 91 A1 N62x), Vol. Issue , Early Summer 2006,
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8189
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Michael P. Voiland, assistant director for research and development at Cornell University, is the new director of North Carolina Sea Grant. He succeeds Roland G. Hodson, who is retiring June 30, 2006. Voiland has held a number of positions for the past thirty years in New York's Sea Grant and Land Grant programs, including Great Lakes program coordinator and associate director and extension program leader for New York Sea Grant.
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8190
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For more than thirty years Sea Grant has emphasized solid, peer-reviewed scientific research that can be applied to the real-world problems and issues facing North Carolina's coasts. Angione highlights some of the research projects that include aquaculture, ecosystems and habitats, and seafood science and technology.
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5104
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The North Carolina Sea Grant Program is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The program has provided funding for hundreds of research projects and focused on coastal topics including aquaculture, water quality, coastal law and policy, and recreation and tourism.
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5105
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For twenty-five years the North Carolina Sea Grant Program has been a direct link between the universities and the coastal communities. Mosher describes the program's early efforts in marine science.
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4021
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Steven G. Olson is the new outreach director for the North Carolina Sea Grant program as of November, 1998. He will supervise the Sea Grant's communication staff, educational programs, and extension grants. Other positions he has held include Director of the National Coastal Resources Research and Development Institute.
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3824
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Ron Dotson, a fisheries biologist, is the new director of the North Carolina Sea Grant College Program, effective July 1, 1998. He has been interim director since January, 1997. He received his Ph.D. from Texas A & M and has authored or co-authored over thirty scientific publications.
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3087
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Joyce Taylor, seafood education specialist for twenty years for the UNC Sea Grant College Program in Morehead City and a recognized expert in seafood handling and preparation, is retiring. She has authored a number of books and newsletters.
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3143
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B.J. Copeland, director of the North Carolina Sea Grant Program for twenty-three years, is retiring. His leadership developed the program into one of the top ones in the nation.
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2350
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The General Assembly has appropriated $250,000 to the UNC Sea Grant College Program to study the state's fishing industry and collect such data as numbers of commercial and recreational fishermen and types of gear used.
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2359
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Joyce Taylor, seafood education specialist for the UNC Sea Grant College Program in Morehead City, is a recognized expert in seafood handling and preparation who conducts statewide workshops and writes cookbooks and newsletters.
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Wildlife in North Carolina
(NoCar SK 431 W54x), Vol. 59 Issue 6, June 1995,
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2543
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Sea grant scientists are studying the technique of micropropagation, or growing plants in test tubes, as a way to produce plants rapidly to aid wetland restoration.
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32677
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The University of North Carolina Sea Grant Program has made substantial contributions to the state’s coastal resources, marine education, research, and economy. Sea Grant has also worked with commercial fishermen, helping them to develop new and improved technology for handling nets, crab pots and other fishing gear. In return, there have been increases in fish harvests and profits.
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